Indians Rally Past Yankees 10-9 On Kindall Late Homer
Cleveland wins 10-9 as Jerry Kindall belts a two run homer in the ninth after Mickey Mantle’s three run shot moments earlier. Kin dall collected four hits to raise his season mark against New York, while Gary Bell notches the win and Bubba Phillips is hit by a pitch to start the ninth.
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Standings Of The Clubs Sunday Games
St Louis at San Francisco. Houston at Los Angeles. Chicago at New York. Cincinnati at Philadelphia. Pittsburgh game listed with Brown Mulway and Phan. Houston Woodeshick or Johnson 4 6 and Williams 63 feature in pitching notes.
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Baseballs Top Ten Run Scorers and RBIs List
Baseball statistics rank Aaron Davis Cepeda Robinson Cepeda and White among top ten in runs batted in and runs. Milwaulee, Los Angeles, San Francisco and Cincinnati figures appear with values from sixty five to forty seven across the listings.
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Nicklaus Palmer Force Open Playoff
Nicklaus and Palmer push to playoff in major open as both claim lead positions. The dramatic duel headlines sports Sunday with potential championship drama feared to hinge on final rounds.
Stash at the Press Box Sparks Odd Exchange
Jumbled notes describe a quirky scene at a press box with wandering phrases about dancing and rhythm. An orthopedic surgeon is mentioned alongside casual street talk, creating a curious, unclear record.
Frantic call from doctor over swallowed fountain pen
A parent begs a doctor to come at once after his son swallows a fountain pen. The doctor asks what the parent is doing meanwhile and the father quips he is using a pencil. The zippy quips reflect humorous observations about life, money, and manners.
Nicklaus Ties Palmer In Final Open Playoff At Oakmont
Rookie Jack Nicklaus shoots 69 to finish 283 and ties Arnold Palmer for the 62nd National Open after 72 holes. They meet in an 18 hole playoff Sunday with Palmer failing to convert a 15-foot final hole putt. Final scores list Nicklaus 283, Palmer 283, Nichols 285 and others aiming for the $15,000 first prize.
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Marichal Hurls Giants To 5 0 Victory Over Cardinals
Juan Marichal pitched a two hit shutout as the San Francisco Giants defeated St Louis 5 to 0. Felipe Alou hit a two run homer and Willie Mays added a two run double to power the win. Marichal improved to 10 and 4 with his muted support from Larry Jackson who fell to 7 and 5.
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Intra Squad Play Pleases Bluefield Orioles Skipper
Bluefield Orioles hold their first intra squad game of 1962 training with 35 players split into two teams the Scarboroughites and the Hoscheiles. Tom Fisher Shines for Hoschelles allowing one hit in four innings while Don Engbers and Del Southern homer. The two clubs prepare for a potential 12 inning game today with several players sidelined by minor injuries.
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Rugged NCAA Golf Tourney Opens At Duke On Monday
The NCAA golf championship begins at Duke University with at least 235 players from 75 schools. Last year’s winner was Jack Nicklaus of Ohio State. The event spans six days and may total 180 holes, culminating in match play for the top qualifiers. Purdue carried last year’s team title, ending a Houston streak.
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Co Pilot Named For Harlan Club In Appalachian League
CHICAGO White Sox send George Sobek to Harlan Kentucky as co manager with Lamar North of the Yankees for the 1962 Appalachian League rookie squad. Red Norwood returns to Wytheville and Lou Morton again leads Middlesboro. Billy Hunter leads Bluefield. Alex Cosmid stars Salem. Al Kubski at Kingsport.
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Vees Send Hurler To Amarillo For Catcher
The Richmond Virginians of the International League sent pitcher Bob Lasko to Amarillo of the Texas League and recalled catcher Chuck Bucheller from the Amarillo club on Saturday.
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Chisox Triumph 4-3 In 11 Innings Over Angels
Bob Farley lined a seventh inning single and an 11th inning hit to drive in the winning run for Chicago. Jim Landis homered to spark a 3-3 tie as the White Sox beat Los Angeles 4-3 in 11 innings with Eddie Fisher earning the win.
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Kicking Specialist Summerall Resigns From Giants
Pat Summerall, Giants place kicker for a decade plus with 567 points, retires to become a network sportscaster. Joel Wells leaves Giants to focus on Tampa business after 216 yards on 65 carries. Summerall led the league with 20 field goals in 1959 and previously played for Detroit and Chicago Cardinals.
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Broncos Sign Miss State Graduate as Chief Talent Scout
Denver Broncos sign Roy Malavasi, Mississippi State graduate and former Wake Forest assistant coach, as chief talent scout for the upcoming AFL season.
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Kelso Wins Clem McCarthy Memorial at Belmont Park
Champion Kelso scored a 2 1/2 length victory in the $7,500 Clem McCarthy Memorial Purse at Belmont Park, with jockey Willie Shoemaker guiding the 5-year-old Your Host mare of Flight. Garnol was second and Rose Net third as Kelso earned his first win of the season in two starts and eyed a July 4 Suburban Handicap clash with Carry Back.
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